Choices and consequences: Has democracy lost allure, replaced by jungle law?

Choices and consequences: Has democracy lost allure, replaced by jungle law?

Voter apathy to political parties – and be extension elections – is approaching universal status with quite a number of countries that were once regarded as bastions of democracy hardly able to hold out a candle to those still in the formative stages of competitive politics. In Kenya, political organisations...

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How Kenya helped terrorism thrive in East Africa through illicit ivory exports – report

How Kenya helped terrorism thrive in East Africa through illicit ivory exports – report

Pummelled on multiple fronts around the world, terrorist organisations and insurgent groups in eastern Africa have been finding it difficult to keep alive their militia activities. After the funding taps running dry, the groups resorted tapping natural resources to fund insurgencies, says Earth League International, a conservation organisation, in a...

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First billion Covid jabs reached, but Blacks account for only a small fraction

First billion Covid jabs reached, but Blacks account for only a small fraction

The world has reached the milestone of administering one billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines, just four months after the World Health Organization (WHO) approved the first vaccine for emergency use, and roll-outs began in countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom. The speed at which they have...

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